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Serving the entire Bourbon County, Kansas area since 2023
Barnesville • Bronson • Devon • Fort Scott (county seat) • Fulton • Garland • Godfrey • Hammond • Harding • Hiattville • Hidden Valley • Marmaton • Mapleton • Pawnee Station • Redfield • Ronald (Walkertown) • Uniontown • Xenia
Population: 14,408 (2023)
Opinion
Fort Scott First Amendment Auditor Fails
A First Amendment Auditor visited Fort Scott recently. They focus on public spaces such as government buildings, police stations, or city hall to test and document officials’ respect for constitutional rights, particularly free speech and CONTINUE READING …
Government
President Joe Biden Pardons Son Hunter
President Biden today pardoned his son, Hunter Biden, after he was convicted in two separate federal cases earlier this year. The announcement was made by the White House on Sunday evening. The pardon applies to CONTINUE READING …
From the Editor
Welcome to Bourbon County News
Dear Readers, As we step into another chapter of news and stories that shape our region, I find myself both honored and thrilled to welcome you to the digital pages of our regional online newspaper. CONTINUE READING …
Government
Governor Announces New License Plate
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly today revealed a new license plate design that will be seen on Kansas roadways beginning in spring 2024. The new design is part of the state’s phased approach to replacing current CONTINUE READING …
Food
Snow Ice Cream Recipes
BOURBON COUNTY (BCN) — You may remember eating this treat when you were a kid. Make these easy recipes and share with someone you care about. Snow Ice Cream: I INGREDIENTS 1-gallon snow 1 cup CONTINUE READING …
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